Entrepreneur, investor, husband, dad to two great kids. Long-distance swimmer. Proud Canadian. Commenting on economics, energy, politics and business.

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Joined September 2010
Pretty sure that's a message from the universe to pick up the guitar and practice.
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Golden Retriever flexing.
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Voting for a person you think is not a good human because you need your party to win is the reason we have so many bad humans in office.
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Scale was down 1.5 lbs this morning. Yesterday I ate 2 smokies with cake like buns, a protein shake, a left over chicken kebab, a heel of sourdough with butter and an embarrassing amount of mini chocolate bars. My diet course had a going to sell like hotcakes.
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Could we have a couple more tiers added to this list? I really don't want to be in the last one.
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Being coachable is a hidden superpower. It's a killer attribute in sports and in business.
I met Michael Phelps when he was 11 years old, and I ended up coaching him for the next 20 years. He was already the fastest kid in the pool, and honestly, that was the problem. 🧵
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What we are seeing in real time is people being deprived of purpose. To be clear the universe doesn’t owe you a sense of purpose, but the consequences of living a life without it are severe. Feel free to dismiss this case because it affects a small number of highly educated math savants, but soon it will be bookkeepers, paralegals, marketers, software developers and every entry level office job. It certainly won’t stop there. Elon Musk touts a coming age of abundance and that is certainly possible with unlimited labour through robotics and unlimited intelligence through ai. It doesn’t come without a cost. The fascinating question is will we be able to adapt to a world where work and intellectual pursuits can no longer contribute to our sense of purpose?
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A Zacharia is equal to 1/10 of a Scaramucci. The science of politics just upgraded its resolution.
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Turns out, all along, the chemtrails were too high up to deliver the proper dosage.
Turns out the future does have flying cars
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Bots are our digital cockroaches. You can stomp on them, try to exterminate them, but long after we are gone, there will be little digital cockroaches sending cute cat videos and snarky comments to each other.
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I found $85 in the pocket of my tuxedo pants, and the pants fit. Racking up the wins today.
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Oops.
A grain elevator knocked down in Davidson took out a power line and reportedly left Keneston, Hanley, Bladworth, and Davidson without power.
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Pink Floyd meets the Old Testament. Aura at the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. I think God would approve of the laser show.
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Checking a Canadians game in Montreal off the bucket list. Go Habs Go!
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I imagine @grok watching me write code, silently itching to take over the keyboard.
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Every cubic foot of stuff that comes into our house must be matched by at least that volume leaving. We have about 1/3 less stuff in our house now, and I have never felt better in our space.
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Government spending vs revenue, top 20 economies (2024, general government, IMF): India — 137% China — 128% United States — 125% Mexico — 124% Indonesia — 119% Turkey — 118% Brazil — 118% Japan — 117% France — 112% United Kingdom — 111% Saudi Arabia — 110% Italy — 109% Spain — 107% Russia — 105% Canada — 105% Australia — 105% Germany — 104% Netherlands — 104% South Korea — 102% Switzerland — 98% If you're wondering why bond rates are going up
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I used to see these all the time when I was a kid. Still creepy.
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